A residential air filter works using mesh materials that trap tiny particles as air blows through it. This type of filter is also known as a media filter. Typically, air filters are installed near the indoor unit of your furnace, air conditioner, or heat pump. All of the air supplied flows through the filter before…
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Signs Your AC May Need a Refrigerant Change All air conditioning systems contain refrigerant, which serves a vital role in cooling your home. Refrigerant is what helps to cool the air that pumps out of the supply vents in your home. Freon, a type of refrigerant, goes through a recurring cycle as it travels through…
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Energy bills represent one of the largest costs of living, whether you’re a homeowner or live in an apartment or condo. No matter what weather extremes you may face, summer heat or winter cold, there are several ways to keep your energy bills manageable. Here are some tips: Change Filters Often Air-conditioning units and heating…
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It can be quite alarming when your air conditioning system starts to emit a musty smell as this can often be an indicator of deep-seated issues within your air conditioning system that may need to be resolved by an experienced professional. By understanding the causes of the musty smell and taking action, you can ensure…
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At home, we have numerous electrical appliances. All these work on the specific voltage under the given electrical technology. If a sudden spike occurs in voltage, can you guess what will happen? Your electrical device will stop working immediately! A surge protector acts as the first line of defense in sudden power surges above standard…
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At the beginning of every day, you’re probably already wondering how to stay cool through the night ahead, since there’s nothing worse than waking up sweaty in the morning. If you struggle with this problem, then you might think about getting a whole house fan. Whole house fans (also known as attic fans, roof vents,…
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Cleaning Your Condenser Coil Condenser coils are located outside of your home in the condensing unit. The condenser coil and condensing fan serve the same purpose as the radiator in your car. The condensing coil takes the heat from your home that is absorbed by your evaporator coil and releases it outside. Why Does It…
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Turning Your Heater On for Winter During the hot North Texas summers, your air conditioner does all the work to keep your home comfortable for your family, but what happens when the first blast of Arctic air blows through to kick off the winter season? It’s time to turn on your heater for the first…
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Choosing the right air filter is important for many reasons. Using the wrong air filter can raise your energy bill, impact your indoor air quality, and even create the need for more repairs on your HVAC system over time. There are various factors to consider when purchasing filters. In this blog we discuss some of…
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Running the AC and having the windows open at the same time generally isn’t a good idea. In short, it’s a waste of the air conditioning and can impact the air quality inside a home. Opening windows defeats how an air conditioning or HVAC system functions. When windows are open, the airflow of the system…
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